Unlimited data snapshot capability for on-box protection and flexible data recovery
Netgear claims that with ReadyNAS protecting and accessing application data, images, client files, emails, etc. are easy. For example Netgear ReadyNAS3220 Series Network Attached Storage (NAS) delivers high value, high performance storage with enterprise features to small and medium-sized businesses (SMB).
Available in 2U rackmount form with 12-bay capacity, the new ReadyNAS3220 enables easy storage for businesses supporting up to 200 concurrent users.
With ReadyNAS3220 users have an advanced and easy-to-use solution for centralizing, securing and controlling access to their digital assets. Way more than just simple unified (NAS and SAN) storage for your company, ReadyNAS allows you to do more than you ever thought you could afford by pairing the latest in performance with innovative efficiency technologies such as unlimited snapshots, thin provisioning and cloud managed replication.
Every networked attached storage (NAS) device from Netgear runs on the revolutionary ReadyNAS operating system. This custom-built OS protects stored data with XRAID2 automatic expansion and offers continuous data protection with unlimited snapshots. Real-time anti-virus and native encryption come standard while 10GbE ports are an option for certain 2U models.
Commenting on the product, Subhodeep Bhattacharya, Regional Director, India & SAARC, Netgear, said, “The RN3220, which is the top of the ReadyNAS line provides customers with an advanced, easy-to-use solution for centralizing, securing, and controlling access to digital assets. These cutting-edge rackmount devices are designed as ‘storage made easy’ and are built on a custom platform that lets you do more with your vital business data than you ever thought possible. With ReadyNAS, you’re getting the most storage value for your IT budget.”
The Netgear ReadyNAS3220 is currently available with Netgear’s authorized distributors in India at MRP of 4.16 Lacs INR. RN3220 comes with a warranty of 5 years.
